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Shaggy parasols, nibbled and frayed

20 January 2019 by David

Shaggy parasols, nibbled and frayed

Small group of shaggy parasol mushrooms growing at the roadside edge of Compton Park. They had been up for some time and had been nibbled and frayed at the edge of the caps.

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